Chuld Name. - Book Of Paradise. The Privileged Men Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B C DC D E FE F G HG H I JI J K LK L M NO N P QP Q R DR D S TS T U VU W| AFTER THE BATTLE OF BADE BENEATH THE CANOPY OF HEAVEN | A |
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| MAHOMET Speaks | B |
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| Let the foeman sorrow o'er his dead | C |
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| Ne'er will they return again to light | D |
| O'er our brethren let no tear be shed | C |
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| For they dwell above yon spheres so bright | D |
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| All the seven planets open throw | E |
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| All their metal doors with mighty shock | F |
| And the forms of those we loved below | E |
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| At the gates of Eden boldly knock | F |
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| There they find with bliss ne'er dream'd before | G |
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| Glories that my flight first show'd to eye | H |
| When the wondrous steed my person bore | G |
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| In one second through the realms on high | H |
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| Wisdom's trees in cypress order growing | I |
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| High uphold the golden apples sweet | J |
| Trees of life their spreading shadows throwing | I |
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| Shade each blossoming plant each flow'ry seat | J |
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| Now a balmy zephyr from the East | K |
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| Brings the heavenly maidens to thy view | L |
| With the eye thou now dost taste the feast | K |
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| Soon the sight pervades thee through and through | L |
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| There they stand to ask thee thy career | M |
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| Mighty plans or dangerous bloody rout | N |
| Thou'rt a hero know they for Thourt here | O |
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| What a hero This they'll fathom out | N |
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| By thy wounds soon clearly this is shown | P |
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| Wounds that write thy fame's undying story | Q |
| Wounds the true believer mark alone | P |
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| When have perish'd joy and earthly glory | Q |
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| To chiosks and arbors thou art brought | R |
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| Fill'd with checkered marble columns bright | D |
| To the noble grape juice solace fraught | R |
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| They the guest with kindly sips invite | D |
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| Youth Thou'rt welcome more than e'er was youth | S |
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| All alike are radiant and serene | T |
| When thou tak'st one to thine heart with truth | S |
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| Of thy band she'll be the friend and queen | T |
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| So prepare thee for this place of rest | U |
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| Never can it now be changed again | V |
| Maids like these will ever make thee blest | U |
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| Wines like these will never harm thy brain | W |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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